Bruno Senna says Formula 1's drivers were right to speak up about their worries for the sport, because he thinks there is a risk of the championship not being around if change is not made. The Grand Prix Drivers' Association published an open letter last week calling for reform of F1 because it felt its 'obsolete' rules structure was a threat to the future. Former F1 driver Senna has no doubts the move was a correct one because of the troubled state F1 was in right now. "The GPDA is completely right," Senna told Motorsport.com. "I mean, F1 is not a very healthy sport right now. There are a lot of negative feelings about the sport from people inside and people outside of F1,...
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